A beautiful juxtaposition takes place in this documentary. The subtle destruction of those working around the clock to save the lives of those using. When the guy in the fire department says that 'all you see is the bad, it's constant, bad bad bad.' He pauses, and there's such pain in his eyes as he continues 'And then you drink'. Does the viewer really need the picture painted to them with shocking gory scenes? Abuse.

'I fear that we have lost a couple of generations' (Jan Rader) followed by captions informing us that Huntington is the overdose capital of America with a death rate 10 times higher than the national average. The power and sadness of this documentary lies in the dialogue, as well as the heartbreaking monologues. However that said, this documentary is still very very good and 40minutes well spent. Firstly, and I'll say this first before I start my praise, I can agree with some other reviewers that this documentary does not show the darkest side of heroin addiction nor the most wicked and horrendous world of the addicts.

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